Human Resources Center of Edgar and Clark Counties/Forsythe Ctr

The Human Resources Center provides structured outpatient addiction treatment designed for individuals who need regular professional support while maintaining their work, family, and community commitments. Their outpatient program addresses both alcohol use disorder and drug addiction through scheduled sessions that allow clients to live at home or in sober living arrangements during treatment.

As a CARF-accredited facility, the center maintains professional standards in substance abuse treatment delivery. The outpatient structure works particularly well for those stepping down from residential treatment, individuals with strong family support systems, or people seeking ongoing recovery maintenance after completing other levels of care.

Building lasting recovery connections remains central to the center's approach, with multiple aftercare options designed to support long-term sobriety. Their peer support groups connect clients with others navigating similar recovery challenges, while case management services help coordinate ongoing care needs and community resources.

The facility's drop-in support services provide flexible access to recovery assistance, recognizing that recovery needs don't always align with scheduled appointments. This combination of structured aftercare programming and accessible support helps create a sustainable recovery community network across their rural service area.

The center serves clients across Clark and Edgar counties with services available in both English and American Sign Language, ensuring treatment accessibility for deaf and hard-of-hearing community members. This language accessibility sets them apart in rural Illinois, where specialized services for diverse populations can be limited.

Multiple payment pathways include Medicaid, state insurance, private insurance coverage, self-pay options, and sliding scale fees based on financial need. These flexible payment arrangements help ensure that addiction treatment and ongoing recovery support remain accessible to individuals across different economic circumstances in their agricultural service region.